Sergine Laloux's fascination with Tibet started 12 years ago, when she made a trip to Lhosa for its New Year activities. If wasn't until more than a...
2015 Festival Programme: Post Archives
Children’s Day!
Thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday! Children's Day is always a highlight of the Angkor Photo Festival, and a good day of fun, laughter and...
IPA Hong Kong and Taiwan Showcase
Guest curator, Kevin WY Lee, shines a light on photography from Hong Kong and Taiwan with a special slideshow projection tonight. "When talking...
Left Three Days by Mak Remissa
When the Khmer Rouge took control of the capital in 1975, they issued an announcement to Phnom Penh residents to vacate the city for three...
Greenlight Series: Kiribati by Vlad Sokhin
Kiribati is slowly disappearing underwater. This tiny Pacific nation with only 100,000 inhabitants is facing a crisis brought on by the changes in...
Hunting With Eagles by Palani Mohan
When Palani Mohan was a 17-year-old photographer with the Sydney Morning Herald, he came across a photograph of a man standing on the mountain edge...
The Impact Project
There is a story that Françoise Callier likes to tell. It is of a legend about a fire, raging in a forest. All the animals are fleeing in fear of...
Memories of Angkor and Cambodia
The ruins of Angkor have always captured the imagination. Undeniably one of the most photogenic sites in the world, its significance is even more...
The Festival Starts Today!
We hope you'll join us tonight for the opening of the 11th Edition of Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops! The longest running photo festival in...
Bigger, Better, Higher!
This year, experience our nightly slideshow projections at FCC Angkor in a whole new way with our bigger and better screen! We've been trying to...
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Creation Grant Projects
During the Covid-19 pandemic, we launched the Creation Grants initiative to provide micro-grants to photographers in Asia, many of whom were facing severe loss of job opportunities and financial income. Over three rounds, we were able to provide micro-grants to...
Results: Needs Survey for Photographers in Asia
Read more about what the 263 respondents from 18 countries have to share about how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted them professionally and personally.
News & Happenings
21st Angkor Photo Workshops participants announced
We are grateful to the overwhelming response to our open all for applications this year. We sincerely thank each and every applicant for taking the time and effort to share their work and stories with us. After a difficult selection process, we present the 21...
Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops – Looking Ahead
Here’s a note from us as we celebrate 20 years: we’re focusing on what matters most —-our workshops. Read more about our decision and why the Angkor Photo Workshops remain at the heart of our mission.
Cameras for Anjali
Have a camera sitting unused and unloved in your drawer? Let the kids of Anjali House give it new life! We are launching a donation drive for the children, and we hope you can help.
Row 770
Row 770 is a library to be built entirely out of books people bring. This collaborative project is a community-organised photobook library, reading and communal space for everyone to share, discover, and engage with each other over photobooks we love, or can’t seem to get over, or forget. A new initiative by our workshop alumni, it draws on our community’s love for photographs and books – and we’d love for you to come build it with us.
2024/25 Open Open Call
Our 2024/25 Open Open Call invites photographers from all over the world to share their projects for our 20th Edition’s festival programme.